The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-10

ANNUAL CHARTER ELECTION
in Jersey City, for officers in Aldermanic Districts
and the
Annual SPRING Election
Tor two q Chosen Eresholders in each Assembly
Tuesday, April 12, 1887,
commencing at seven o'clock in the morning and
closing at seven o'clock in the evening, and that at
said election the following named officers are to be
elected:
ore MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
Wo1KS from the Fourth, Filth and Sixth Alder
manic District respectively
One MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF POLICE
COMMISSIONERS from the First, Third and Fourth
Aldermanic Districts resp actively.
One MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF FIRE COM
AIdermanic Districts respectively.
One MEMBER OF The BOARD OF ALDERMEN
one M MEMBER , OF THE BoARD D. OF E. DIRECTORS
Of the SIX Aldermanc Districts Of jersey city t een
Two t2l CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS from each of
the Assembly Districts - Jersey Citv
one 1ag e., OF EIl kt SS one e., CLERK OF
tgho shall not belong to the same political partly
from each of the ection precincts in Jersey City
which he is elected
also for the election of JUSTICES OF THE
FIRST Aidermanic District two (2,.
Second AldeFmanic District seven G1
Third Alderinanle District, i've t5l
Fifth Alde,1nanic District three i3l
Sixth Aldermanic District. four %.
], And notice Is hereby further given that at said
election the voters of jersey City will deterrnine
by ballot whether the act entitled
.An Act Reoulstinr fto To,, 80 r, 20 -. -
Paid Fire Departments in Cities of this State
approved April l. 1887, shall be accepted or re.
:. All those who are Ia favor of the acceptance of
TINS act shall each deposit ballot containing the
words, 49,
For Increase of Pay of Fire Department.
and these who are opposed shall each deposit a
ballot with the words
Against Increase of Pay Of Fire Department.
written or printed thereon.
Inc at limits the annual salaries for Chief En-
gineer to $4,000. Assistant Engineer to 81 400.
Sierk to Sl,4o0. Superintendent of Telegraph to
Sl,ooo inspector OF Horses to $780, Engineers of
Steamers to $1,000 Suckers to $780, Drivers to $3.50
llnermen of trucks TO $780, Telegraph Linemen
70 70 - sS5s. Permanent Hosemen ard Truckmen to
Catl and Iruckmen-atCall to SIS.
And notice is hereby further given that at said
election the voters of jersey City will determine
ey ballot whether the act entitled
IAN Act Providing for the Pensioning of Police
officers and Policemen in Certain Cities OF this
State, and Regulating the Method BY which The
same may be Accepted and become Operative
In said Cities"
approved March 81 1887. shall be accepted or re-
Jected or Jersey City
Al those VINO are in favor of the accantapca az
this act snail each deposit ballot containing the
words, 49,
Police Pension Accepted"
and those who are opposed shall each deposit a
ballot with the words
Police Pension r; jected,"
written or printed thereon
The act retires upon half pay any member Of tha
Pollce force who has served twenty years and at
tanned the age of sixty years, and any member
VINO mas served twenty years and has attained the
age OF afty years may be retired upoi half nav
on application, and any member Of such force
VINO, after ten years service, shall receive perma-
nent alsaollisy by reason Of accident incurred at
any um IN the service or by reason of sickness
contracted in the service, and the act gives fnll
salary to every member of the Police Force during
temporary disability occasioned while in the per-
formance Of duty.
The ballots in either shall be written or
printed, and the sans may be written or printed
on the general ballots used at said election.
There shall be canvass on the return of the
upon tAe question Of The acceptance or rejec.
non o. both Of said acts made by the election OH
GERS IN Inc same way and manner as FOR officers
voted for at such election.
And notice is hereby further given that the foov.
ing named places Tor e ction and boundarie Of cleo
ton Prec nets az which said Boards shall meet and
adopted by the Board of Aldermen:
FIRST ALDERMANIC DISTRICT
First precnct-(F'irst precinct, Second Assembly
Bistrlct.At eonneys store 5s Greene street
street. WASHINGTON ctr oaf.
south by city line; east by city line.
big sesp ree xpres sec ocs Ass
Morris street. near Warren street. Bounded as fol-
BY centre line 81 Sussex street. VEST BY Centre 1Gf ne
OF Henderson street; south by city line
Tnru precinct--t Third precinct, Second Assembly
District) stable southeast corner Blight an Bar
6 as oos East BY centre line
north by centre line of Norris Canal to Grove street.
Canal TO Bright streets north BY centre line q Bright
street from Grove street to Barrow street; west BY
Fourth precinct tEirst Precinct. First Assembly
Districtl-At SO Grand street. near Greene street,
Bounded as follows: North by centre line Of Pearl
street. from city line to Washington street, by
to sneS Sse soSR By Centre Inc 81 SUSSEX
street, from Washington street to city line east by
Fifth precinct Second precinct First Assembly
pistrictl-At lS1 York street. near Warren street
YORK street from Washington street ID Van Worst
Street Mest by centre line Of Van vorsl street. ron
sgssex street from an Worst street r. washington
from Sussex street to York street.
Sixth preefncJ-tIhird precinct, First Assembly
D1strictl-At ClarlS's store 25 Gregory street.
Bounded as follows North by centre line OF
Pearl street and railroad avenue, from Washington
street TO Henderson street. west by centre line of Hen
oeIson street, from RAILROAD to York street;
south by centre line OF YorE street, from Heud
street 70 Washington streets east by centre line Of
Washington street, from York street Pearl street
SeYenth precinct (fUurth precinct, First Assem-
bly, District)-At Truck House. No. l. corner
Grand and Van Worst streets. Bounded as
follows North bv centre line Of York street,
rom Van Vorsts street 10 Grove stree;
west by centre line Of Grove street, from
York street "a Aorrls Capal' south BY Centre